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To: indknow@u.washington.edu
From: carling@tcp.co.uk (R & M Carling)
Subject: Re: Manuscript on Bioprospecting Available (free!)

>The following manuscript is offered free for personal use via the internet
>or at cost by regular mail.  Please see below for ordering details.
>
>
>        A Business of Development?
>
>        Bioprospectors, Indigenous People, and the
>        Pharmaceutical Industry in Northeastern Peru

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>let me know you are interested.  If there are enough requests I will try to
>find an electronic means of sending it that a peecee or other system can
>handle.  Sorry, because of size EPS is not a viable option.  Alternatively,
>I will send a loose leaf, black and white paper copy to you.  If you wish
>to do this, please send US $12.00 ($17.00 international) to the address
>below.

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I am very keen indeed to get hold of this thesis, details of which you
posted to biodiv-l etc.  I am a PC man myself and cannot deal with Mac disks
unfortunately. I am happy to arrange for $17 (I am in Southampton in the UK)
to be sent to you for a photocopy but I am hoping that in fact you can find
a way of converting the data to make it redable on a PC. With all of the
poeople who will have read your message, I am sure that you will get an
offer of help.

If not, you might like to contact the World Conservation Monitoring Centre
in Cambridge to see if they would be interested in making space on their ftp
server. Or the folks in Brazil who house the BIODIV-L server - you could ask
them or Barbara Kirsop at Bioline Publications here in the UK who has close
links with them. I assume that you will have already been in touch with
Preston Hardison in the INDKNOW context.

Let me know if you need contact details of these folks.

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